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Female Focus


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Can’t Sleep for the Heat by Lucy Rowat: The Bed Centre, Calpe


No matter how hard you try, the heat can make it impossible to sleep. Air-conditioning is great, but you wake up with a stuffy nose. Fans can work, but are


noisy. What’s needed is a scientific approach to managing heat whilst sleeping.


So in developing materials, where do you go? Well, NASA has been dealing with this issue throughout the manned spaceflight programme. In spacesuits, you need a fabric that can buffer temperature swings and maintain body temperature at optimum for working in space. Now transfer that technology to the bedroom and you have a range of products by Velfont® which will keep your body temperature at an optimal sleeping level, which means that it’s much easier to - well - sleep of course!


The range called THERMO-regulator® includes pillows, pillow cases, mattresses and mattress pads, and even a memory foam type pillow. All are designed to be easy care and are manufactured with 100% cotton in conjunction with Outlast® Adaptive


Comfort® advanced material.


Velfont® THERMO- regulator are


available


products on


the Costa Blanca from


The Bed Centre which can be found just 1km outside Calpe on the Calpe-Moraira coast road. Or visit online www.thebedcentre.com.


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